1967 Lincoln cent error

dognose

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I have a number of bank bags which i have gotten or been given over the years. I was re-arraigning my collection recently and this cent fell out of one of the bags as I moved them.

The bag has likely been in the storage for at least 15 years.

A capped die strike (III-B-10) definition - a coin struck on a planchet which sticks to the upper or hammer die, and thru repeated strikes is pushed up around the edges of the die in the shape of a bottle cap.

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Unfortunately, not a cap die. Cap die coins, by nature of how they're produced, have the coin's complete design only on one side--the other side would not have a distinct design and that side's design is often almost unidentifiable as an image. They also are not as symmetric as your coin since the planchet isn't constrained as its stuck.

 

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Looks like a normal cent in a bezel to me as they don't appear to be attached on either side.
Agreed, and it looks like a brass bezel, not copper.
 

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That was done post mint, for sure, and not a mint error coin.
 

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Well crud, its not a bezel, not sure how its on there then.
Bummer
 

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It’s cool! Good find! I find lots of pennies. Never found one with a brass bezel around it. Wonder what it adorned?
 

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Well, it's an interesting find none the less. Could it have been part of a button?
 

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I have to go along with the bezel, you can see the separation between the coin and the bezel on the reverse. I bet if you weigh it that it is overweight.
 

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most "relatively normal" folks would not put a 1967 cent in a bezel. I wouldn't think.
 

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most "relatively normal" folks would not put a 1967 cent in a bezel. I wouldn't think.
You'd be shocked, I've seen almost every imaginable date. It could have been a birth year, marriage year, who knows.
 

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